Spheres
Water vapor
Atomsphere
Forms when minerals that form from soultions or sediment from older rocks get pressed and cemented together
Sedimentary rock
Are the trace or remains of an organism pressured in sedimentary rock.
Fossil
Sunlight shines equally on the southern and northern Hemispheres
Equinox
Look feathery, and end their curls and white
Cirrus Cloud
Living things
Biosphere
Forms when Magma or lava cools and hardens to become solid
Igneous Rock
What is Aphelion
Where the object is farthest from the sun
is a force attraction beteween object due tho their mass
Gravity
the sea level rises several meters. Backing up rivers and flooding shore and can be destrucitve.
Storm Surge
Frozen water
Cryosphere
Forms when Pressure, Temperature, or chemical process existing rock
Metamorphic Rock
What is perihelion
Where the object is clostest to the sun.
Earth and other planets orbit the sun
Heliocentric model
Are thick and puffy on top and generally flat on bottom
Cumulus cloud
Liquid water
Hydrosphere
Is the principle that states that all geologic changes occurs suddenly
Catastrophism
Terrestrial planets are
Mercury, Venus, Earth, mars
Spinning of a body, such as a planet, on its axis
Rotation
are thin and flat, and their edges are not defined as the lowest cloud
Stratus Cloud
Layers of the geosphere
Core, Mantle, Crust
States that geologic that happen in the past can be explained by current geologic process
Uniformitarianism
Gas Giant planets are
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Is a destructive rotainoal columm of air has very high wind speeds and is a funnel cloud.
Tornado